William Prothero wrote:
> Has anybody use LC for a wordpress plugin? Or perhaps a basic
> wordpress site could exist alongside the LC supported site.
I've considered it, but Wordpress' licensing made it incompatible with
my business goals.
Wordpress is GPL, and like Drupal and Joomla they're explicitly clear
that anything that runs in the same PHP process as their framework is
considered "derivative work" under the GPL. Accordingly, all plugins
and even themes can only be released under GPL.
https://wordpress.org/about/license/
If you're interested in sharing source, LC's Community Edition allows
you to deploy under the same GPL license.
Since I never looked beyond the licensing, I'm not sure if the WP
framework supports integration with any languages other than PHP.
Running non-WP portions of a domain alongside WP should be relatively
easy if the WP part is kept within a specific folder. It may even be
possible in other configurations if you're up for a deep dive into WP's
.htaccess, but last time I look at it I lost interest pretty quickly.
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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